In a day full of emotions and unexpected twists, the Davis Cup gave us memorable matches. Spain, without its main figure Carlos Alcaraz, starred in an epic comeback against Denmark to advance to the Final 8.
Spain Comeback and Advances
The Spanish team, playing in Marbella, found themselves 2-0 down, but showed their grit and determination. Jaume Munar and Pedro Martinez kept hopes alive by winning the doubles. Martinez also saved a match point in the first singles, achieving a crucial victory over Holger Rune. Pablo Carreno Busta completed the comeback, securing the victory for Spain with a final score of 3-2.
Spain demonstrated its ability to react by coming back from a 2-0 deficit, something it had never achieved in its history.
Australia fails to achieve the feat
On the other hand, Australia could not replicate the feat. Despite a reaction that tied the score at 2-2, the Australian team fell to Belgium. Alex de Minaur forced a fifth match, but Raphael Collignon sealed the Belgian victory.
Czechia beats the United States
In Florida, Czechia overcame the United States after an intense battle. After the United States won the doubles, Jiri Lehecka and Jakub Mensik secured the victory for Czechia.
The Czech team demonstrated their mental fortitude by coming back from a losing score and securing their place.
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In addition to the mentioned matches, Argentina, Austria, and France joined Germany in qualifying for the final phase. Italy, as the defending champion, already has its place secured in the final round to be held in November.
